Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-10

0ak CoEospoaeence cf lxfxttie sxcHa.
2a{&&UnsrA, March 10 The dry goods store
6sa usets DroA, On Locust street. was
~ 1asiag ~ nisht lnd IN extensive
~ m1ho 1850 The sobboso gained IN
unO ~ ibeslng opsa ne dooEs In the rear
Deaolag lnto Tie cellar. After
1o1 INTO Ne oollaf, the men went to the
It1 ooo1loB 1rogns the store which
49, o1601sly bolted and fastened with
49, 1eea shooka BY tho use Of . brace
- ~ h0aeo wore made In the door near the
1UDGA WhteA were then easily removed. By
Nou1o - 3 Jimmy the bolt was pushsd back
~ 1koo ontfanco into Tie storsroom was Oh
1fno4 The thievso ransacksd the entire
{oeo buildinGs bolh upper and lower noorh
- lOun0 . large quantity OF silks IN
AxaWoss On the lefs rear side OF the
1>ka near The lower window. These silks
0oeo removed from the papers containing
~ oost marks end wrapped in papers found
= ~ placA ,Ths nooey drawer yielded the
Sobhers about o. IN small change but the safe
Vae ~ enmpsred With. Tho men departed
= ~ amo mennef In whioh they obtained
Gn1ssaeA The gas In the store was burning
Auslpg The night and was stlll burning this
nosnins. The store was opened this morn.
Ing b. Mr.. Sener BletA who noticed that
, pile Of calicoes on the counter had been
disturbed. The work OF the thieves ct the
door WaD then seen and the robbery dis
severed. Mr. Blet1 made thorough exam.
lnAtion OF the stock and the amount of silks
secured are valued as about $500. The men
dAd not take any other quality OF goods, but
secured tho most valuable portion OF the
oeock. The silks were OF many different
shades and quality, mostly summer siikA A
A. as.ANn 49, At,A ugo En- tho
police ofncers but with little hope OF re.
oovssy. Although . private watchman pa.
sSols this street. no knowledge of the affair
Wa had until the store was opened by Mr.
1lets this morning.
Death Of Frank ,. 9eiGier.
Frank J. ZsigIer, son OF George Zeigler,
living on Perry street. above Third, died At
his homo on Wednesday afternoon at 2:lS
o'clock, In the 9Th year Of hisaga Deceased
bad lsen engaged In business In Chicago,
whore he was taken sick, coming home dur
ing the holidayA The cause OF the death was
oossumpsion. The funeral will be held on
Saturday morning at Q o'clock. Services in
the Holy Trinity Catholic church. Deceased
was well known young man and his many
friends Tegret his death In early manhood.
The funeral Of the late MIRA Conrad Swarts
VIII b held on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Services will DO held In the Second Street
Lutheran church.
a Riremsas Uaioa.
4 meeting was held last night In the parlor
Of the Columbia engine house, for the pur.
poee Of organizing . hremen's union. The
three companies were represented - follows:
Columbia, james Mall, John Locksrd and
John W. Michael, vigilsnt, Martin Il.
Smith, Charles Grove and Patrick Moriarity;
6hswnee, A. H. Gilbert, George Il. Lutz and
Wendell Rankey. The object Of the union
Il TO promote better feeling -.mopg the aaHs. II.
serent companies and for thG mutual bene tit
OF it, members Te9pekary officers we're
s.ec.eo, ana sn9thGf meeting will be held on
Wsaas1als, March asd.
services As the Churches.
On Friday services will be held in the st.
PAul's p. E. church as follows 1880 q. M,
I" Mans guilt and his dependence upon Goa;; :"
l:30 p. IN. "The nature OF tsmp;a.ion;" 700
p. M, services in charge Of Rev. J. Graham.
The meeting in Trinity Reformed church
last night was we'll attended and OF much
interest," Ministers present from other towns
delivered addresses on church work.
Rev. e. q. Grimths, pastor OF the Metho-
dist church, has recovered from his recent
sicknesa
Town Notes.
Jane Eyre " was excellently given in the
opera house last night by the Ida Lewis
company to good. sized audience.
A land side occurred on the Columbia 4
Port Deposit railroad at an early hour this
morning. A quantity OF earth and rock was
ON the tracks below Safe Harbor. The
morning passenger train was about one hour
lata
Arrangements have been completed be.
tween the FIRE committee OF council and the
Of the La France company, OF
Elmira, N. \. An engine OF this make will
be brought 10 Columbia for approval. The
engine will be In town within 20 days
Educational Couvention In CoIQmbia.
Despite the inclement weather, a large